Computer monitors have a whole set of characteristics that users often don't even know they have, let alone modify them in any way. One of these characteristics is the display frame rate of the image. It denotes how many times per second the image on the computer screen is refreshed, and, if necessary, you can change, increase or, conversely, downgrade.
Necessary
Windows computer with an attached monitor, basic computer setup skills
Instructions
Step 1
In any unoccupied place of the screen, right-click. In the list of actions that appears, select the "Properties" item and click on it with the left mouse button.
Step 2
In the window that opens, which is called "Display Properties", in the upper part there is a list of tabs. Select the "Options" tab.
Step 3
There is an "Advanced" button at the bottom of the options window. Place the cursor on it and click the left mouse button. The advanced monitor settings window will open.
Step 4
In this window, select the monitor tab. In the "Monitor Settings" field, find the line "Screen Refresh Rate". Click on it and select a new refresh rate. The screen will blink and start working on the new frequency. If the selected frequency is not supported by the monitor, you will see a black screen. In this case, do not press anything, after 15 seconds the monitor will return to the previous settings.
